KingsbayYHPE

Nah, that's the locals after a wild night on the "water of life"...although they don't so much tend to hoot as honk.

We call Canadian Moose moose as well, btw, which can be quite confusing when you shop for a moose trap and the shop delivers it in an articulated lorry.

So, do Canadian Moose eat Canadian Cheddar?

Lovely cheese, btw :thup:

Now...when do we start on beaver?

KingsbayYHPE

That's a dam shame

retired_jsammut

I see what you did there, Ian.

KingsbayYHPE

I thought it was too "highbrow" for in here, too

retired_stelutaivan

mmm...deer

retired_crazybonejr

Ah, Ian's on with the Canadian Cheddar again. He was shocked when I told him it's actually Canadian, not just a marketing ploy.

And I didn't even know there was any moose other than Canadian?

retired_jmathias

Hey, my useless post about hsitroy went lost
SORT IT OUT SI!

retired_lapepe

What is hsitroy? Did you mean SI Tray? :p

retired_jsammut

hsitroy? Didn't he play for Bulgaria in the '94 World Cup?

retired_emanali

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Guinness79:
Ah, Ian's on with the Canadian Cheddar again. He was shocked when I told him it's actually Canadian, not just a marketing ploy.

And I didn't even know there was any moose other than Canadian? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
As Monty Python stated in the opening credit subtitles to Monty Python And The Holy Grail, there are mooses (sp? goose -&gt; geese, but I'm sure it's not called meese ) in Sweden. Of course they can be Canadian, but why would they ever swim here if they were?